There is nothing that could ever save a soul
for thinking that children should be exposed
to evil in preparation for the unmoving world.
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Allow me to appear out of thin air,
bring y'all this poem, and disappear
back into... well, to the real world,
I guess...
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╭ Bit of a Warning ╮
Heavy Themes
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They Are Children
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![They Are Children [POEM]-[IC]There is nothing that could ever save a soul
[IC]for thinking that children should be exposed
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ıllı Patrick Fore ıllı
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Heroes of stories and fairy tales alike
Were given the golden laurels for their success,
Along with epics and legends all untold
By tongues and whispers, by writings that bleeds red ink,
These young souls have seen more than war veterans;
Of spilt blood, of treachery, and of hopelessness
That lingered and stained this once beautiful world,
All shown to them in the most graphic of details,
And yet, despite the boorish, certain outcomes,
Their hearts barely wavered— or even if at all,
Damaged and broken, sure, but it remained strong
Enough to change the fickle course of history,
Heroes of stories and fairy tales alike
Rekindled the lost flames brought by Prometheus,
Brighter, far brighter than it had burned before,
Like the phoenix reborn, or of a newborn star,
Their rise was the epoch of a new era;
Predestined change that's been told time and time again,
Yet had been left to rot, forgotten and all,
For 'tis better to keep it a secret not known,
However, it was only a mere delay,
For even mortals who have thought themselves as gods
Never learnt the lesson of Babylon's Fall,
They never learnt the punishment for their hubris,
Regardless, there's one detail that's been left out—
These heroes of old, of stories and fairy tales,
Were nothing more than the innocent children
Who have yet to see the world without its dark blight,
The world might be cruel, stained, and left impure,
But to deny a child safety and all its forms,
To think it's fine to show them mercilessness
Simply because the world is cruel and unjust…
… is wrong, as it should be— for 'tis too bitter
Of a joke to show how beautiful the world was,
Then ask of them to bring back the days of yore,
Not considering they're too young to wield a sword,
Much less the great burden of expectations.
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ıllı Alina Fedorchenko ıllı
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